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Life in the Time of Covid

I have officially been working from home.
Staying home. 
Self-Isolating. 
Safe Distancing. 
For three four months. 

My last day at my office was March 12. 

If I look back and track how this transition has gone it's roller coaster. 

But if you really want an accurate accounting of how my time has been spent
These pictures sum it all up

Thank you Anna Hrochavec for your amazing inspiring patterns

Happy End of June.
May the odds be ever in our favor for July.


Naked Gnome, Tiny Island, Unicorn

tiny cat

octopus. one of my favorites

fried eggs. Seriously how can you not be in love with these guys

Ragnar by special request of my husband who is watching Vikings

Tiny Parrot. Need to make another and send it to my nephew

Ragnar likes the squirrel and dino

Ragnar thinks this tiny cat is an attach tiger but it's just a cat.

Sumo still waiting for his opponent

Parrot meet Dragon

*Drago helping the dinosaurs roast the easter bunny.
another naked gnome

Love. Gnaked Gnome got a Gnaked Gnome Lady

I need to work on the butt cracks... The grey dino stayed in Chelan

Gnaked Gnome Boys like to party.


Dancing at the camp site

car knitting = bald mermaid because I didn't have a crochet hook to give her hair


Octo fell in love with Darla as soon as I placed her on the Tiny Island...

Another Viking by special request. He is off to his knew kingdom today...

I knit a tiny "Viking Ship" for Ragnar and I had an extra Island.



Dragons and the Unicorn

The Farmies. Before and After

Squirrels posing with their favorite tree (only tree)











Hanging 11
The Gnaked Gnome Party Island. Surfing, tubing, swimming with Mermaids and lounging in the sand.

*I have also ordered a 82 pack of mini dinosaurs and created different scenes for my husbands workspace.

we have:
Fight Club
Easter Bunny Roast




Happy End of June!


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